John Trapp on Revelation 15:4
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Revelation15:4
Verſe 4 who ſhall not fear thee] q. d. How mad are the enemies, how ſottiſh is the world that fear not thee, who art the proper object of fear? Pſal. 76.11. The Greeks call him [non-Latin text not transcribed], quaſi [non-Latin text not transcribed], fear: the Chaldee Dechilah for the ſame reaſon: and Jacob ſtiled him, The fear of his father Iſaac.
For thou only art holy] Before it had been ſaid of his Holineſſe, Who is like unto the beast? Now, who ſhall not fear thee, ô Lord, for thou only art holy?
For all Nations ſhall come] As being deeply affected with thine heavieſt plagues upon Antichriſt; they ſhall better bethink themſelves, They ſhall return and diſcern betwixt the righteous and the wicked, Mal. 3. ult.
Are made manifeſt] i. e. Are begun to be, and more and more ſhall be, if our ſins hinder not.
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